March 8 is celebrated as International Women’s Day, honoring the achievements, strength, and leadership of women in Ghana and across the world. The day recognizes women’s essential roles in family, culture, and national development, while promoting equality, education, and empowerment.
- Abena – Of Akan origin, meaning “born on Tuesday.” It represents confidence, energy, and creativity, reflecting the dynamism of Ghanaian women who inspire progress and unity.
- Akosua – Of Akan origin, meaning “born on Sunday.” It symbolizes brightness, joy, and grace, celebrating the nurturing and resilient spirit that defines women in Ghanaian society.
